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"I love teaching! Seriously...it's a problem."

1/12/2018 0 Comments

E32: Kindergarten Cop

Kindergarten Cop is drowning in rules and starving for consequences on this week’s episode!

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11/13/2017 1 Comment

E31: Parenthood

Molly and Weston talk about Parenthood and what they look for in their own kids’ school. This episode is not to be missed!

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11/8/2017 1 Comment

E30: Stranger Things

Stranger Things shows us how to get kids to board the curiosity train! Nothing to fear with this week's podcast. We promise.

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9/20/2017 12 Comments

E29: Game of Thrones

YES WE DID! Game of Thrones and Education! A perfect pair right? What can the battle for the iron throne teach us about school leadership? Turns out...plenty! Join Molly and Weston and play along as we build the perfect school leader using Game of Thrones characters.

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9/20/2017 0 Comments

E28: 30 Rock

Jack Donaghy from 30 Rock helps us understand the importance of metacognition, the "Think Aloud", and finding more teachable moments within our content objectives. It's after six and Molly and I are in our tuxedos! I mean, what are we, farmers?

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7/14/2017 2 Comments

E27: Scrubs

The art of self-evaluation courtesy of Scrubs! With a challenge for listeners!

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7/7/2017 7 Comments

E26: The Breakfast Club

 Using the Breakfast Club to help kids peel back the layers and evolve beyond their labels. 

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4/19/2017 1 Comment

E25: The Lord of the Rings

Gandalf, love, and the law of source and resource on this week's episode!

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4/12/2017 2 Comments

E24: The Goonies

Remembering it's their time and teaching our little Goonies with love and logic on this week's episode! 

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3/31/2017 1 Comment

E23: Finding Forrester

Finding Forester gives us insight into peer tutoring and maintaining our focus on the main event in our lessons. 

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